Hinemihi: Te Hokinga – The Return | 2020

Hinemihi: Te Hokinga – The Return | 2020Published 2020 by Rim Books 128 pages 310 x 233mm, softcover with flaps, colour illustrations Printed offset throughout on coated stock with over gloss Authors Hamish Coney and Dr Keri Anne Wikitera With contributions by Jim Schuster, Lyonel Grant and photographs by Mark Adams The journey of the carved house Hinemihi o Te Ao Tawhito (Hinemihi of the old world) is one defined by cataclysmic events and the unpredictability of elemental forces. Through

that were created in 1908 by the itinerant Anglo-Australian sculptor Nelson Illingworth

logic and order are suspended

Bringing together new and existing writings by Christina Barton

cleaned away by the presence and seriousness of buildings the drawings are deemed to represent

Emory Douglas

His aim was to see what happens when the logic that functions on the internet is sourced and applied to exhibition making and thus to complicate too-easy distinctions between image and function

Raised in Aotearoa New Zealand’s rural hinterland

confounding photography’s reputation as an organ of control and objectification

Architectural Forum

Viviana Mejía

This catalogue was published in association with the exhibition State of the art: reproductive prints from the Renaissance to now

Annea Lockwood & Jennifer Lucy Allan